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Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate slammed world leaders Tuesday who persist in backing new fossil fuel projects despite science warnings that this will push temperatures across the planet to dangerous highs as a handful of activists held a symbolic protest at a secure, designated area outside the U.N. summit venue to highlight restrictions felt by demonstrators

Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate slammed world leaders Tuesday who persist in backing new fossil fuel projects despite science warnings that this will push temperatures across the planet to dangerous

A Ugandan climate activist is protesting world leaders consistent backing of fossil fuels outside of the U.N. climate talks in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

CHICAGO: A diverse grouping of Syrian expatriates and Syrian-American community leaders and activists are joining forces in the hope of creating a representative coalition that can effectively lobby for an end to the violence in Syria and an acceptable resolution to the ongoing civil war. Talking exclusively to Arab News, the organizers of the coalition said that formerly

In today's letters, our readers discuss having honest energy conversations, Nicola Sturgeon and eco-warriors

I NOTE Michael Settles article on stagnation in the support for independence ("Why isn’t indy support now surging ahead?", October 9).…

Agreement is a win-win for all sides as it comes at a very crucial time for both countries

In today's letters, our readers discuss St Fittick’s Park, renewable energy and why we shouldn't ban vaping

Protesters demanding more action on climate change from elected officials booed and insulted Quebec environment minister Benoit Charette Friday in Montreal while the minister was holding a press conference.

How does a whole society become submissive, overtaken by apathy and unable to react or protest, while exhibiting signs of confusion, defeatism and incoherence? Lebanon is not a resilient country, as is often claimed. Rather, it is deeply traumatized by the events of the last two decades and has lost the will to resist or the ability to revolt. It is no longer satisfactory to